28 Miss. Code. R. 305-4.1 - Leave Policy
A.
Vacation Leave. All VACATION LEAVE (Personal Leave in excess of
five (5) days and Personal Leave during the months of November and December)
requests must be submitted in advance for approval by the Executive Director
and, if approved, shall be scheduled and approved to accommodate the employee's
requests but must be consistent with the overall requirements of the
Mississippi State Port Authority. All vacation leave, as defined herein, shall
be approved in advance by the Executive Director. All personal leave for
vacation shall be submitted on the form provided by the MSPA, and shall be
first submitted to the employee's immediate supervisor, forwarded with his or
her recommendation to the Department Manager, and sent to the Executive
Director for approval. All vacation leave requests shall be submitted at least
two (2) weeks in advance of the request. The time that vacation may be taken is
subject to the needs of the Mississippi State Port Authority. All requests for
vacation not submitted two (2) weeks in advance shall include a reason for the
request and for the failure to submit it two weeks in advance.
B.
Personal Leave. All PERSONAL
LEAVE, other than Vacation Leave described above, shall be submitted for
approval in advance to the Supervisor or Department Manager. Requests for
personal leave shall be made to the immediate supervisor, on the form provided
by the MSPA. The Supervisor may forward leave requests with his/her
recommendations to the Department Manager, or if designated, the Supervisor may
approve or disapprove the requested personal leave. Normally, requests for
personal leave when recommended by the Supervisor shall be granted. All
requests for personal leave shall be made with as much notice as is practical
and feasible and shall be granted on the basis of the Port's operational
requirements. All personal leave not for vacation purposes and in excess of
twenty-four (24) working hours shall require the approval of the Department
Manager.
C.
Personal Leave
Credit. Personal leave credit commences after one month of continuous
employment.
D.
Six Month
Employment Requirement. Personal leave for vacation purposes may not be
used until after six (6) months of continuous employment.
E.
Accrual of Personal Leave.
Employees who were hired prior to July 1, 1984, who have continuous service of
more than five (5) years but not more than eight (8) years shall accrue fifteen
(15) hours of personal leave each month. Temporary employees who work less than
a full workweek and part-time employees shall be allowed credit for personal
leave computed on a pro rata basis. For the purpose of computing credit for
personal leave, each employee shall be considered to work not more than five
(5) days each week.
F.
No
limitation. There shall be no limit to the accumulation of personal
leave.
1. Upon retirement, unused personal
leave in excess of thirty (30) days shall be converted as credited service for
retirement.
2. Upon termination of
employment, for any reason, employees will be paid in a lump sum for the amount
of accumulated, unused personal leave, up to thirty (30) days
maximum.
3. The beneficiary or
designee of an employee who dies with unused personal leave may receive payment
for all personal leave accumulated but not used by the employee.
4. Exceptions to this policy may be made only
in writing and signed by the Executive Director.
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